Lanes

FAQ

What is Lanes?

Lanes is a workspace and access layer for running autonomous agents in parallel. It provides a board-based interface for orchestrating multiple coding agents, each with isolated environments, while managing centralized access control and permissions across 100+ integrated providers.

How does Lanes enforce access control?

Lanes denies access by default and enforces permissions at dispatch time, before agents execute. Permissions are enforced through the system, not through prompts, ensuring that an agent cannot escalate its access regardless of what a model instructs it to do.

Is Lanes open source?

The access layer (Lanes Link) is open source under Apache-2.0, allowing you to audit the security model. The workspace (Lanes Desktop) is also developed in the open, and the company ships updates most weeks.

What happens to my data and code?

Your source code, prompts and terminal output stay on your machine locally. Lanes is local-first and does not sit in the path between your agent and your model provider. You can self-host Link in your own cloud to keep all requests, credentials and data entirely under your control.

What are the pricing options?

Lanes offers a Free plan ($0/month for 1 user), Pro ($19/month for up to 10 members), and Enterprise with custom pricing. Pro includes collaboration features and higher forms limits, while Enterprise includes security and support features.